in new jersey. today officials announced the arrest of 18 suspects. prosecutors say car thieves stocked the route 17 corridor in allegedly look for luxury cars and steal them for carjackings or break-ins. amazingly no one was hurt. the vehicles were shipped to west africa where thieves would get top dollar for them. more than $4 million. three suspects are still on the run. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at 6:00, lee goldberg fine tuning his forecast, timing out [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. >>> it's one ugly night out there. >> no doubt about it. tonight is rough and even in to tomorrow early morning hours, the rain continues. outside we go tonight where we've had heavy rain through the midafternoon but now we're in a lull for a few hours where the rain intensity is down. even a drizzle is blowing around and it's nast

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"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news with lster holt." >> good evening. we learned today it will be up to the next president to end the american war in afghanistan. a conflict that lasted as long as world wars one and two and the civil war combined. today president obama did an about-face on his previous pledge to bring home all but an embassy security force by the end of next year. instead he announced there will be at least 5,500 american troops in afghanistan into 2017. beyond the end of his term in office. but will more time and more troops make a difference? nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has been there for some of the war's fiercest battles and has you are a report. >> reporter: it's a war that just won't end. after 14 years, $1 trillion and more than 2,300 american lives lost. the president said today the mission is still not over. >> i've decided to maintain our current posture of 9800 troops in afghanistan through months ofers in yeek 2016. >> reporter: it meant going back on a promise m

juju chang, abc news, new york. >> is it over? >> i'm totally creeped out by it. >> it's done in. >> it is done. you can look again. throughout the story, reena was can we cut out of the story right now? >> i just can't watch. not on tv. not at the show. not evev. >> don't miss ouou updates on facebook. no sword swallowing there. >> we promise that's it. no more sword swallong. >>> this is abc's "world news two deca >>> good morning.g. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are someeop stories we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> another bold attack has rattled israel. jews and arabs facing off yet again. israel hastily erecting a wall to keep out attackers, raising fears this morning that the region could be on the brink of yet another round of heavy violence. >>> the nuclear deal with iran is now innffect but the u.s. says it could take months before sanctions are lifted. iran must first show that it is limiting its nuclear programs. >> a powerful typhoon came ashore in the philippines. thousands trapped in

a new day. you know, we took care of it. >> reporter: the players are focused on the task at hand and that's bringing home the mets first world series title since 1986. >> you go into it confident. done a lot of things over the course of the season to get you to this point. now you got to continue keep doing those things. easier said than done. but that's the mindset. >> what about the journey for captain david wright, from a career threatening back injury earlier in the year to leading his ball club into baseball's second season. >> to have as much fun as we had down the stretch and play in those type of games, you know, i missed that. it's been a while since we've had that feeling. to be part of that is extremely gratify gratifying. >> the pitching in this series should be off the charts. mets fans should be fired up. could this be the year? are they a team of destiny? find out starting friday night and i'll be in los angeles starting tomorrow. back to you guys. >> all right, bruce. say yes to

rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." >> jadiann: thank you, we're following breaking news for you right now. this is out of arizona. of there's been a shooting on the campus of northern arizona university. one person is dead, three more wounded. the school says the shooter has been arrested. the campus is in flagstaff, about two hours north of the phoenix area. according to a tweet, there's no lockdown in place at this time. we'll continue to follow this morning. >>> now to more local stories, boston police are searching for a man and woman believed to have been involved in a violent encounter on boston common. investigators say a man was stabbed several times before a woman started kicking him outside the park state t stop. witnesses say the three people were yelling at each other before things turned violent. police say it appears they all knew each other. the judge in the philip chism murder trial will have a hearing about a juror who is facing possible contempt of court charges. the man spoke to other potential jurors thursday. lawyers for chism want to dismiss the juror's

first, though, a new statewide effort in new york to recruit veterans of the u.s. armed forces to volunteer and assist immigrants who want to become american citizens. veterans would teach newcomers english, help them prepare for the u.s. civics portion of the naturalization exam. i think it's a fabulous idea. here with us this morning, jorge montalvo from the new york state office for new americans and deputy secretary of state and dia beshara, an afghan veteran and brooklyn platoon leader for the mission continues. he'll tell us about that in just a second. good to have you, sir. >> thank you for having us. >> this is, to me, win-win across the board. whose idea was this? >> you know, the governor gave us a broad mandate -- >> "us" being? >> us, the state government, all of us that work for him. governor cuomo looked at us and said, "we need to help immigrants, especially in this year." as you know, the conversation in the nation gets a little tight, intense. so, i think it's time that we do something that really kind of reminds about what makes us great, which i

stay with eyewitness news. we're your source for to citifield. >>> we begin with big developments in the murder of new york cop randolph holder, al sharpton, a long time critic will at the family's request speak at officer holder's the nypd tonight saying the gun divers recovered from the harlem river is in fact the gun that killed officer n.j. burkett tweeting found that gun. he's at the river in east harlem for us. >> that's right. they tell me finding a needle in a hay stack would have been easier than this. it took five days in unforgiving currents, but investigators say they have the murder weapon. >> reporter: out of their dry suits for the first time in nearly a week. the nypd's elite scuba team managed to beat the odds, finding the 40 caliber pistol used to murder officer randolph holder at the bottom of harlem river. >> they know, they really wouldn't want me to call them heroes. i think randolph holder is a hero. but i'm going to use that word to describe what they did. >> reporter: divers worked arou

by ron pitts, abc news, new york. >> well, that looks great. and so does this.e cookie day. and reena cooked up, she made reservations. >> i made reservations. >> and brought us this in. >> we are lucky the good folks at insomniac cookies brought us these because they're the best in cookies. >> and it's huge. i was wondering why i've gained ten pounds since i've been here four weeks. this is insane. >> you have not. stop it. yeah. do you know the average homemade chocolate chip cookie contains roughly a gram of protein? how is it? >> it's great. what about the calories? >> the calories are all in your head. it's however many you assign in your head. speaking of which -- >> i wouldn't say this was that heavy. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here's a look at some of our top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." russia's fi

mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> fascinating.r during that deposition, by the way? i couldn't tell. >> but you know, it was funny to see pharrell saying i'm not a teacher. i don't know. i can see how annoyed somebody could be. >> he's seen as a musical genius. >> exactly. >> we thought they were sober during the writing of this song with lyrics like shake your rump, get down, get up, doing it like it hurt. >> that sounds like sober lyrics to me. >> yes it does. >>> coming up, the war against leggings. >> what? no blurred lines there. all just curves. >> we'll be back. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some

building new checkpoints, and a new wall to separate arabs from jews. israel believes this wall can help stop the wave of attacks. palestinians say it will do nothing of the kind and it is collective punishment. what they can't stop is the in sitement on social media for young palestinians to stab and kill. isis has now called on palestinians to step up their knife attacks. >> there is no doubt that isis and what isis has done with knives, is unfortunately inspiring young palestinians. >> reporter: they say they need no inspiration. decades of occupation and frustration fuel their fury. the fear is this is only the beginning. so the u.s. is holding talks again. >> to avoid this kind of confrontation, and senseless loss of life. >> reporter: but is anyone listening amid the growing momentum of almost daily attacks? bill neely, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> well, forget fall. it is already looking like winter in some parts of the country. in upstate new york, there they got up to 9 inches of snow and forced a highway to close. on the west coast, crews spent th

. >>> this is new york's number 1 news channel 7 eyewitness news with lori stokes and ken rosato, heather o'rourke with traffic, and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now eyewitness news this morning. >>> developing at 4:30, former nba player and reality starla mar odom is fighting for his life this morning after being found unconscious at a brothel. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your dam e-mails. >> thank you. me too. >> the democratic presidential candidates faced off in las vegas for their first debate. front runner hillary clinton and bernie sanders dominated. >> it's going to be a gorgeous fall day. you might want to grab a light jacket. good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> i'm michelle charlesworth in for ken rosato. today is wednesday october 14th. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and bill. >> good morning ladies. we take a look outside, and we've got a cool and crisp morning. it's also mild for this hour of the day. a little warmer than normal. we're at 62 degrees. the cooler air is going to be slowly fil

news. we just hope everything gets figured out right. >> so many people are pulling for him. >>> we're going to turn to breaking news. a second body has just been recovered at the site of saturday's building explosion in brooklyn. police dogs were brought in to help sift through all of the rubble. eyewitness news reporter kimberly richardson is here this afternoon with all the new details. kim? >> well, liz, at about 3:12 this afternoon, all work stopped here on 13th avenue and crews from the medical examiner's office entered this area. we can now say again, a second body has been found. let me show you what was happening. firefighters have been sifting through all debris here on 13th avenue. what was left of this building they were looking for any sign of francessca figaroa. the mother of three was moving out of her second floor apartment. worried. she was actually on the phone talking with another sister. in terms of the investigation, we now know the stove that may have caused this gas e

now wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: the manchester man arrested for this crash may have been going nearly 90 miles an hour when he lost control. good evening. i' m josh mcelveen. jennifer: i' m jennifer vaughn. police say jason morales was well over the speed limit when he crashed in the entire event was caught on camera. josh: andy hershberger is live with court documents about what he allegedly said before the crash. andy: police say the driver that crashed into this building was going about 90 miles per hour west on granite street sunday night. surveillance video that was turned over to police from a nearby gas station shows a car driving on granite street before it hits a median and crosses main street. police say the car then crashed into the old dunkin' donuts building. jason martinez-morales faces five felony charges that include two for criminal threatening. police say there was some sort of argument between martinez morales and his two cousins that were in the car. at one point, police say martinez morale

rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: thank you. let's check on your top story on this tuesday. students are returning to class in pembroke today after a threat of violence. >> jadiann: that's right. this one targeted a middle school. this morning police are involved. according to pembroke's interim hasn't issued discipline but added the student was not in school monday. the student is accused of making threatening statements over the weekend. the student has been referred to a mental health professional to undergo a risk assessment. the interim superintendent says administrators are working with the student's family and officers. we have a crew working this story and we'll have a live report very soon. >> christa: all lanes of 95 south back open after this car burst into flames. this happened in waltham just before exit 26 and it was around 11:00 last night. you can see the front of that car was just fully swallowed by the flames. crews had to shut down all but one lane in order to do the clean up. luckily no one was hurt. we know

ahead tonight, the wave we cover some news here is changing at fox 25 news. >> mark: new technology is taking off at our station. we are the first in the boston area to use a drone to bring you news stories. coming up, we'll particular you >> heather: also, new information on the methuen teen accused of plotting an attack on his school. >> but first, the governor is taking action on the opioid crisis an we're learning just how bad this situation is in one local town, where police say they've responded to six the story is next on the leadership isn't given. it's earned. realized. accomplished. fulfilled. won. leadership isn't given. your dream kitchen awaits breathtaking beauty. legendary durability. american craftsmanship. cambria. find your new kitchen or bath at cambriausa.com. jill welcome back to the fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. we're following breaking news tonight. underway at the jackson square t stop. the victim, we've learned is a 17-year-old boy. the suspect, just about the same age. the two were involved in a fight inside of the station, according to authority. the victim was th

. >>> this is new york's number 1 news, channel 7 eyewitness news with lori stokes and ken rosato, heather o'rourke with traffic and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast, now eyewitness news this morning. >> good morning, it's 4:30. kansas city, here they come tonight. the 15-year wait ends as the mets take on the royals in game 1 of the world series. the excitement from kansas city and a live report of the met's madness back here at home straight ahead. >> more than 50 new york police precincts holding vigils, the touching tributes as the community prepares to come together for the officer's wake. >> and new details this morning on the shooting in a crowded brooklyn intersection that left one teenager dead and another injured. good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm ken rosato. it is tuesday october 27th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> good morning everybody. today we're starting out rather nice, rather comfortable and very i'd say clear across the area. 47 degrees. as we get going today, we're going t

headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> tomorrow in las vegas, the democratic presidential candidates meet in their first debate and it's shaping up to be a critical contest for hillary clinton who continues to lead, but is losing ground. a just released cbs news poll shows clinton with a 19-point lead over bernie sanders but it's a dramatic drop from august when her lead was 41 percentage points. don championship is here in new york. >> reporter: the clinton camp is hoping tomorrow night's debate will help jump-start her campaign. this week president obama weighed in on clinton and the race for the white house. new polls show tuesday night's debate could be the most important one of hillary clinton's career. the latest cbs news poll shows only 35% of primary voters view her as honest and trustworthy. during an interview that aired sunday on "60 minutes," president obama weighed in on clinton's ongoing e-mail controversy. >> you know, she made a mistake. she

>> now on news 9. residents forced out in the middle of the night when a fire breaks out in an apartment building in keene. a rochester teenagers found dead in a motel room, her mother nearby. investigators believe she may be another casualty of the heroin epidemic. chris: and weather like november will be with us today. who sees snow showers and when it will return back to normal. amy: vowing never to forget. the slain journalist, the race held for james foley a day before what would have been his 42nd birthday. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on this sunday, october 18th. i'm amy coveno. they told us it was coming. parts of the granite state saw the first snow showers of the season last night. this was the season in peterboro where the ground got that unmistakable dusting. chris jarzynka joins us. you called it, chris. chris: i figured most would be in the north countries where it was. yeah, even a few spots in southern

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> breaking overnight here in new york, where a police officer hased in the line of duty. the five-year veteran was shot in the head during a gun battle in east harlem. the officer and his partner were responding to a call about gunshots at a public housing project. a suspect is in custody. >>> a florida police chief is speaking out for the first time about a controversial shooting death by one of his own officers. the chief says a handgun registered to the victim was found at the scene of the shooting. with more now here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: family and friends of corey jones says he was a peaceful man, a church drummer who ended up shot dead by a police officer after his car broke down early sunday morning. >> it's a big blow. it's a big blow. it hurts, man. it hurts so bad. >> anything you need corey would be right there. if you needed his shirt, he would give you his shirt. he would be cold just to keep you warm. >> reporter: the circumstances of jones's shooting by officer nouman raja on this highway exit ram np palm beach, florida

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headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> tomorrow in las vegas, the democratic presidential candidates meet in their first debate and it's shaping up to be a critical contest for hillary clinton who continues to lead, but is losing ground. a just released cbs news poll shows clinton with a 19-point lead over bernie sanders but it's a dramatic drop from august when her lead was 41 percentage points. don championsh is here in new york. >> reporter: the clinton camp is hoping tomorrow night's debate will help jump-start her campaign. this week president obama weighed in on clinton and the race for the white house. new polls show tuesday night's debate could be the most important one of hillary clinton's career. the latest cbs news poll shows only 35% of primary voters view her as honest and trustworthy. during an interview that aired sunday on "60 minutes," president obama weighed in on clinton's ongoing e-mail controversy. >> you know, she made a mistake. she h

this new system surrounds 4 new orleans' parishes. it now includes, 133 miles of levees, flood walls, surge barriers and pumping stations. this innovation-the repel system is also one of the new solutions being tested by the corp. it's essentially a giant plug. when there is a breach it can be inflated on shore. then engineers float it towards the breach hoping the pull of the water will wedge the plug tightly enough to slow the leak. >> during katrina the 17th street canal was the site of one of the worst levee breaches todays it's one of the last pieces in the 14.5 billion dollar defense system. now has the design criteria been more strict more stringent this time around? >> yes the system design has really evolved based on the lessons that were learned during hurricane katrina. >> for example---an i-wall design was previously used on flood walls...which was a simple straight steel beam driven into the ground...now "t "walls made of concrete and steel provide more support around the base of the walls. the entire system is all design

the new video and developments overnight. >>> new video of the chaotic scene involving a huge group of bikers exchanging fire with police. our first inside look at what really happened in the deadly shoot-out. >>> and new this half hour, a terrifying ordeal for a sky diver. >> how did this daredevil get stuck under a plane mid flight for a half hour? what he did to free himself and get to safety. >>> and glamour magazine crowning this year's crop of women of the year. and leading the pack, caitlyn jenner. the olympic champion turned champion of transgender rights. her very public transition and the magazine's controversial decision on this friday, october 30th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this friday. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. we do thank you for joining us on this final friday here in october. of course, we're going to get started with the very serious news coming out of fort lauderdale. >> the jetliner on fire there on a runway at the airport in south florida. >> we've gotten some new video from fort lauderdale that show the black smo

live in methuen, nick emmons, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: there are new details about a reported sexual assault at bridgewater state police say this original report was unfounded. earlier this week investigators released a sketch of a man described to them by an 18-year-old student. the woman said she met the man through a messaging app called kik and now officers say no charges will be filed in this case. >>> orange line service is back to normal following a scary scene at haymarket indication. a woman ended up trapped underneath a train. service had to be temporarily suspended between north station and back bay. police are investigating what caused her to fall. she was conscious when taken to the hospital. >> a man accused of shooting and killing a four-year-old girl in a case of road rage is behind bars. police charged tony torez with murder along with a series of weapons violations. he admitted to the shooting. the father of lilly garcia told police it started when torez after they exchanged words torez pulled a gun and shot at the truck hitting the little girl in

live in clarion, vanessa peng, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: new information in a serious car-versus-pedestrian crash that shut down interstate 35 in west des moines for hours overnight. it happened right after 11:00 monday night just south of mills civic parkway. police say a driver got out of his car after he was in an accident. he was walking in the travel-portion of i-35 when he was hit by another vehicle. the driver of that vehicle stopped immediately. no charges are expected. the pedestrian was taken to a area hospital for treatment. police have not released his identity. stacey: new at 5:00 authorities , say a man stole a pick-up truck, then led them on a high speed chase. 33-year-old andrew jensen faces the truck was reported stolen from the jefferson hy-vee around 9:00 monday night. two hours later, perry police reported finding the truck at a kum & go. officers chased the truck, using stop stakes on highway -- using stop sticks on highway 169. jensen got out and ran into a field before being arrested. the case remains under inv

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linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> the nation's top pediatrician group is out with new recommendations on regulator e-cigarettes. the doctors say the age restriction to buy them m should be raised to 21 and urging the fda to regulate cigarettes the same as other tobacco products and they want child proof packaging on liquid nicotine used in the e-cigarettes. >> this coming weekend, the annual hal we be parade will take place in new york's greenwich village. some amazing costumes get their >> this past weekend, some of new york's dogs all dressed up in their halloween finest. they did it for the 25th annual halloween dog parade which also tatakes place in the village. >> those four-legged friends need, it's like a pope. >> is that a pope >> a dry run ahead of going trick-or-treating with their owners this coming saturday. ththey all lk great doing it, or course.. >>ery stylish. >> good deal. >>> so coming up,, expert analysis and play by play. the thing we call sports with reena, including a world series preview and

news in new jersey. the taker fire that stopped traffic on the turnpike incredit flames. we'll have the -- incredible flames. we'll have the latest on what's happening with traffic on this rush hour wednesday. plus the walk is a big movie based on a true story that happened in the skies over new york city. >> i'm at 1500 feet. up here at 1500 feet or in that area, there is somebody out there in a tightrope. >> today we talked to the real-life daredevil who made that high wire walk more than at 6:00. >>> makeup is expensive and if you are the type to likes to make it last as long as possible, you may be taking chances with your health. cbs 2's emily smith shows us is safe. bag. that need to go. >> these are embarrassing. these are -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: mia worked at a cosmetics counter once and knows where to find the product's expiration date. >> i have seen it on the packaging. have i paid attention? no. >> reporter: it's a small jar with a number and letter m for month. this dermatologist explai

. >>> this is new york's number one news, channel 7 eyewitness news with lori stokes and ken rosato, heather o'rourke with traffic, and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now eyewitness news this morning. >>> developing at 4:30, a mystery in central park, a dog is dead after going out for a walk with its owner and this morning police and the owner trying to figure out what happened. >> a mother and child are fighting for their lives after a car plows through a red light killing another woman. the driver told police she couldn't see the light. >> and getting a live look outside, a beautiful fall day on tap, plenty of sunshine. i like when you say that. >> i'm lori stokes. >> i'm ken rosato. halfway to friday. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> we've got some beautiful weather outside this morning, going to be a perfect weather day. temperatures starting out at 60 degrees. that is really comfortable for this hour of the day. we're looking at 52 up around newburgh. we're looking at 48 around kingston, poughkeepsie. all these are nice, com

, new york. >> all right. know what i want for christmas. >>> coming up, eddie murphy does something he hasn't done in decades. >> and bernie sanders talks about what we've all been curious about, his underwear. that's next in "the skinny." >> you wanted to know? cc1 test message skinny, so skinny >>> leading us off, the buzz from this weekend's "snl." boy was it good. >> it was a good show. tracy morgan returning to the stage that launched his career. it was much anticipated, of course. tracy try upped really showing he's still got it after nearly losing his life in an accident as expected, he got plenty of laughs. >> but you know what wasn't expected? comedian and "seinfeld" co-creator larry david joined the democratic debate sketch playing who else, bernie sanders. boy, was he good. >> i own one pair of underwear. that's it. some of these billionaires they got three, four pairs. and i don't have a dryer. i have to put my clothes on the radiator. >> yesterday sanders was asked about the "snl" sketch on the c

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headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> the republicans hold their third presidential debate tonight and the focus is the economy but this time the dynamic has changed. ben carson has replaced donald trump at the top of the field. the new poll has carson edging out trump. but while more than half of trump supporters say their minds are made up, 79% of carson supporters say that they could change their minds. don champion is here in new york. >> reporter: people saw a kinder, humbler donald trump at a rally he held in iowa yesterday. eve of what could be an important debate for the billionaire billionaire. >> i don't like being second. second is terrible to me. >> reporter: donald trump held his second rally of the week in the early voting stage of iowa, this time, pleading for support. >> will you do me a favor and work with me people and go out on february 1st and vote and give us a victory? >> reporter: for the first time a new cbs news poll shows the billionaire businessman

it's the gear that gets it done. >>> now new york's number 1 news, channel 7 eyewitness news this morning. >>> a live picture from the bronx where crime scene tape surrounds the scene of a deadly fire overnight. what we're learning about the victim inside. >> take a look at this, passengers running for their lives from a burning airplane. dramatic new video just in this morning. >> tonight the kansas city royals will meet the mets rookie pitcher at citi field. noah syndergaard wasn't even alive when the mets won their last world series. the pressure is on for the young right-hander. >> good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. thanks for starting your morning with us. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> we're going to have a beautiful sunrise as we head toward that, it's just about 7:24 is sunrise. dawn is going to be gorgeous. cool, crisp, your temperature is 51 degrees, your 6 a.m. temperature. it will get cooler next hour probably into the upper 40s. we're looking at temperatures right now, 52 cambria heights. 48 state

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in long beach, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >>> statewide, agencies in new york and new jersey are gearing up for joaquin, as well. governor cuomo today activated new york's emergency operations center in albany to monitor the weather. new york city and nassau and suffolk counties have also activated their severe weather and coastal flood plans and governor christie has declared a stat of emergency throughout new jersey as severe weather conditions are expected there in the coming days. >>> speaking of new jersey, residents are also worried about what joaquin could bring and also the similarities if any the storm has to sandy. cbs 2's vanessa murdoch continues our team coverage now. she is in union beach. vanessa. >> reporter: i'm standing here along brook avenue and the land that you see behind me used to be lined with homes. that was, of course, until sandy. so now it's joaquin threatening our coast. it's east is he to understand why people -- it's easy to understand why people who live here worry the worst might happen again. sea water forced ashore is already making navigat

on friday. >> and now, "bbc world news." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. the u.s. changes course in syria. at the center of a financial crisis is the u.s. federal reserve. ben bernanke speaks to us how closely the economy came to shutting down. songs recorded in space. chris hatfield made a name for himself online. tonight we talked to him about his new album. welcome to our viewers on public television and in america. the united states signaled a major shift in its serious strategy. it is abandoning a costly program aimed at training a new force of rebels. it will arm established groups already riding on the ground. this comes after a week in which russia has continued its strikes in syria. reporter: the russian air campaign is showing no signs of letting up. statenes hit 60 islamic targets over the past 24 hours and killed around 300 militants. the united states claims the majority of strikes are against non-islamic state target. president obama is facing mounting criticism. his russian counterpart has seized the initiative and outmaneuvered him in the m

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. >> this is 7 news at noon. >> breaking news at noon. favs mystery vibration forces a lexington school to shut down for the day. good afternoon, everyone. school officials at the elementary school say they felt this big bang. >> the students were immediately evacuated and right now, crews are there trying to figure out what caused this disturbance. dan hausle live in lexington with more on what we know right now. dan? it as a vibration to a rumble to a bang. whatever it was apparently happened below. maybe in the basement of the elementary school here. investigators have more descriptions than explanations as they say they still don't know what caused the big bang. parents came running to the high school, looking for their kids after hearing reports of a big bang in the basement of the elementary school. faculty decided to get the kid out. >> you know, there was a loud noise in the basement. >> reporter: someone pulled the fire alarm, though. making sure everyone knew something was wrong. >> i heard the fire drill. and i was surprised. w

rob nelson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, rob. >>> new york firefighters are heading down south to help a state in crisis. 13 active and retired members of the fdny packed up to head down to south carolina which has been devastated by recent rains. they're going to help with flood relief including delivery of supplies and food. >> it's so special for people around america that they get to see new york firefighters out supporting the cause. >> flooding 19 people in south carolina. roads and buildings were washed away and dozens of families were forced from their homes. >>> giants say tight end daniel fells still in a tough bat -- battle with mrsa. he posted saying my heart is with my brother tonight, including the hashtag this will not defeat me. they scored in the final minute of the game to beat the 49ers then they made sure fells knew they were thinking about him. >> we dedicate the game to fells and his family. thank god we were able to give him the game ball. >> the team was able to skype with fells from his hospital room after the win and give him the game ball. >>> c

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